hand winding

[nottinghill]

just bought the yatch master (mid) from alexera

hey how about posting some pics, dave?

[daveevan]

just bought the yatch master (mid) from alexera

[nottinghill]

hey dave...what's your latest acquisitions??

[daveevan]

Is you turn anticlockwise it would not damage the watch..not worries

thanks DA too

[minusplus]

thanks MP, i think you are right, clockwise.
Turning clockwise is stiffer than turning anti-clockwise.

No problem

Cheers

[Darkangel]

thanks MP, i think you are right, clockwise.
Turning clockwise is stiffer than turning anti-clockwise.

Yup

[daveevan]

thanks MP, i think you are right, clockwise.
Turning clockwise is stiffer than turning anti-clockwise.

[minusplus]

if wind wrong direction, will damage the mechanism inside???

Certainly if you consistently wind the opp direction. But if once or twice, it's ok lah

[Darkangel]

if wind wrong direction, will damage the mechanism inside???

Is you turn anticlockwise it would not damage the watch..not worries

[daveevan]

if wind wrong direction, will damage the mechanism inside???

[minusplus]

hi bros, need your advice on manual winding rolex watches.

is there any specific direction to wind the watch ( i.e: turning clockwise or anti-clockwise on crown )

Shld be clockwise isn't it? Normally between 30 to 40 turns should be sufficient to wind the watch

[daveevan]

hi bros, need your advice on manual winding rolex watches.

is there any specific direction to wind the watch ( i.e: turning clockwise or anti-clockwise on crown )